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Ideal Speech Daladier Broadcast Impresses
· SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPX" LONDON, Oct 11 (Reuter). M. Daladier's response to Hitler's so-called peace proposals leaves nothing to be desired in point of emphasis, writes the "Daily Telegraph."
could
No Other Reply Possibla No self-respecting antion give Hitler any other answer than that which M. Daladier gave yester. day.
Days when the robbery of terri- torles brought advantage to the robber must end. It is for that high purpose that the two western democracies have now taken the field in alllance, and
insidious attempts to divide them and to frustrate the pursuit of that purpose, will be no more successful in England than it has been in France, concludes the newspaper.
Nazi Party Officials Discontented
Resent Alliance With Russia
C 163 L'udied Pračova
ACTION AND DRAMA IN "Dawn Patrol"
A
"Dawn Patrol" coming to the King's to-morrow, deals with section of R.A.F. men and their work i during the lost war. It la excellent show and is much superior
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RAPID MOVEMENT OF TROOPS
London, Oct 11. Within five weeks of the outbreak
to many flying films recently shown of war, Britain has transported to on local scTEENS,
The period is the middle years of France 158,000 mer the inst war and every morning a
This was squadron of Blmay crates set out from
Among the Interesting.
BUT THEN AGAIN IT AIN'T!
Empire Plan To Train More Airmen Canada As Centre Of New Scheme
centre.
The Premier concluded by saying that it was a striking example of the manner in which they were employ- ing the full weight of the resources of the empire in a common cause.
PARIS, Oct. 11 (Reuter) Rumours of discontent among behind the Allied lines to patrol the revelations
CANBERRA, Oct. 11 (Reu- This paper adds that it is entirely the Nazi party officials and pro- German lines and observe or destroy. Belisha, the War Minister, in the Mr. R. G. Menzies declared to made by Mr. L. Horeter).-The Australian Premier, la tune with his broadcast to the minent Army men, some of The few airmen who have had time House of Commons French people on the day war was whom participated in the for- to acquire the art of war in the air when he told for the first time of the plan would make the common- this afternoon day that the empire air training declared, and nothing has occurred mation of a "Freikorps" in the the replacements of young men who fast now being played by the Brillish wealth a great air power, and since to Invalidate its force.
Baltic countries, are referred to come out almost every day from
Army in the war. in an Amsterdam dispatch to a England after a few dying hours at The War Becretary said, "We have to the successful conclusion of would substantially contribute Journal.
home are Inevitably and uselessly fulled-and more than fulfilled-the war. They feel that the abandonment by to be continually planning new and France to dispatch to that country in destroyed. The General Staff seem our undertaking recently given to countries owing civilisation to Ger- the ulcer commanding the patrol has tionary Force of a specified dimen- Britain, Australia and New Zealand, Under the training scheme mis- Germany of the position once held in yet more impossible expeditions, and the event of war a British Expedisons were going to Canada from many constitutes an incomprehensible to obey their orders and wait every sion within a specified time. Nor are should become the chief tealning scrifice and is open to much day for the return of the patrol with the contingents at present heroes the
and it was planned that Canada criticism.
Following the alliance with the strain which during the progress of
its number inevitably diminished, a Channel the last that will arrive. Bolsheviks, the evacuat'un of Ger-ls film three men in turn and un-
Mr. Menzies announced that the mans from the Baltic countries is bearable.
"Within six weeks of the outbreak Minister for civil aviation and assis arousing fively discontent among the
of war in 1914 wo had transported tant defence Minister, Mr. V. Fair- higher ranks in the party.
The film has many remarkable to France 148,000 men. Within five bairn would represent Australia In scenca of individual combat in the weeks of the outbreak of the war Canada. air and culminates in an appalling we have transported 158,000. scene of the bombing of factories, (ammunition worlis
Flow of Supplier and rallways behind the German lines.
There was an earlier silent version created our base and lines of com- "During this period we have niso of this film, starring Neil Hamilton munication and our organisation so and Richard Barthelmess, but there is as ensure a regular flow of supplies a new generation of picture-goers to and munitions of every kind, and to able commonplaces, how he wanted to Police, arrived in Italy to-day. lepends on the cast-Basli, Rathbone as
Much of the success of the Alm de- when, we may decide to send then.
receive further contingents as, and direct his latest conquests. It took M. was met at Milan by the Italian the mujor, sensitive, bitter and nerve
announced the composition of the Dalpdier 20 minutes to oppose to prefeels
"The major operation is thus over. House of Commons to-day.
British Air Mission to Canada in the Bolzano and Flume, the German spirit of domination the He will have talks in a
wracked; Errol Flynn as the man who "Night by night at the War Office French spirit of a just peace, which Lake Como which are expected to last lp with dash and distinction, and the arrival of the convoys. These have lender is Air Chief Marshal Sir Otakes his place wearing bis atlit upper we have valted for the dings of northern industrialist and the deputy The leader, Lord Riverdale, is a gives to the peoples the joy of living. two days.
"We certainly want peace, but not
David Niven, as the men who sees averaged three per night. There is Rebert peace at any price, and above all, we had been crazy enough to believe
his brother die in a burning plane.
Brooke-Popham, former not with participants whose signature this perjurer, in six months after probably this last portrait, debonair, arrived in France with the object of of one of our largest aircraft manu-
It is hard to distinguish, but it is body, of war correspondents' has just
no need for further slence and a Governor of Kenya. In Valacices." -
Mr. F. P. Earle, managing director the Relch has digested its last prey.ippling and keeping an exquisite keeping us all informed of the day facturing companies, will be The "Ocuvre", referring to Hitler's we should have been attacked under balance between comedy and pathos, to day impressions and happenings.ber of the Mission, which will alzo string of broken promises, says: "If less favourable conditions."
that most people will remember.
"A small body of specially selected comprise technical and other officers. As Air Chief Marshal Brooke- officers in the War Omee secrelly Popham la now on service abroad, his worked out every detail of this plan place will be taken temporarily by for moving the Army and the RAF. Air Vice-Marshal Sir Christopher to France. The Expeditionary Force Courtney. has been transported to France la- tact without a casualty to any of its Air Ministry, Captain H. H. Balfour, The Parliamentary Secretary to the personnel."
Nazi Police Chief In Italy
Warmly Welcomed SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" PARIS, Oct. 11 (Reuter).-M. Duladier's firm reply to Hitler warmly welcomed in all sections of the press.
"Malin" says,
"It took Her an ROME, Oct. 11 (Reuter).Herr hour and a half to say, amid innumer. Himmler, Chlef of the Nazi Secrot who the pilot will not be known.
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Mr. Hore Belisha compared tack of to-day with that 1014
British Mission Personnof Kingsley Wood, the Air Minister, LONDON, Oct. 11 (Reuter)--Sir
mem-
will also go to Canada to help tri arrangements which Canada will have the to make for consultations with tho Df Missions from Australia and New
and said, "In those days Zealand. there were only 800-mechanised vehicles in all, and it was a raro load that exceeded a couple of tons.
Mechanised Force
Burma Starts Her Preparations
RANGOON, Oct. 11 (Router).-A
"We have already on this occasion transported to France more than 25.000 vehicles, including tanks, some Defence Cominittes has been formed of them of enormous dimensions and with the Governor, weighing Afteen
aplece or Cochrane as chairman. {more."
tons
Sir Archibald
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The Defence Commissioner Explaining the transport arrange-deputy chairman and one of the ments. Mr. Hore Belisha said, members is the Burmese Premier, who "Arrangements for the reunion for, has offered the support of his Minis- the troops and their material on the try, other side made an additional com- plication. Similarly, and for other; reasons also, more remote landing places had to be selected in France, thus making the Voyages much longer. Internally and as a precau- tion against nir attack, more devious internal router were taken than in 1014.
"Vehicles and men were dispersed in small groups, halted in concealed arcas by day, and moved onwards by night. As with the transport so with the maintenance problem which has become
greater than #t WIS a generation ago.
"There are in France 50 types of vehicles, most of them requiring a different grade of fuel and lubricants. Great reserves have had to be con- veyed and stored."-Reuter.
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